Drager Polytron 7500

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Drager Polytron 7500

Drager Polytron 7500

The Polytron 7500 is a fixed gas monitor for detection of NF3 and Perfluoro compounds. There are two models. One measures Nitrogen trifluoride NF3 CAS 7783-54-2, 0 to 50 ppm. The other measures Octafluorocyclopentene C5F8 CAS 559-40-0, 0 to 30 ppm and Hexafluorobutadiene C4F6 CAS 685-63-2, 0 to 30 ppm.

Each model has an option for a digital Local Operating Network (LON) output, bringing the choice to four models in total.

For sampling the gas there are two internal pumps. One pump provides a continuous gas feed to the inbuilt pyrolysis oven, which heats the gas. The byproducts are measured by the electrochemical sensor, and the reading is then displayed on the transmitter. The second pump delivers a high flow gas sample to the Polytron 7500.

Outputs to controllers are provided by optional LON. A 4-20mA signal is included, along with HART fieldbus. HART provides a digital output that works over the same two wires as the 4-20mA signal. Both can run concurrently.

There is a relay option so the 7500 can act as a standalone detector.

  • Operating Temperature 0 to 40 °C / 30 to 100 °F
  • Power Supply 24 V DC ± 10 %; 1.5 A
  • Sensor test, sensor diagnostic (determines sensor life) and data (download readings) dongles are available
  • Used in the semiconductor industry

Ordering Information

  • 8318580 Pyrolyzer docking station, one per transmitter
  • 8318827 NF3 Model
  • 8318829 NF3 Model with LON
  • 8318828 Model PFC (C4F6 and C5F8)
  • 8318830 Model PFC (C4F6 and C5F8) with LON

Options

  • 8318524 Relay module

Monitor

8328030 – Dräger Polytron 8900 UGLD d S, 4-20mA/HART output with 3 relays, stainless steel Ex d housing.

Accessories

4544101 – Magnetic Wand

8328021 – Remote Sensing Head with wall mount kit

Connecting Cable with Plug for Remote Sensing Head

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